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Unpublished Writings From Audio Magazine: Proposed Series Chapter 1 And 2, Richard C. Heyser, Douglas R. Jones Ed.
Unpublished Writings From Audio Magazine: Proposed Series Chapter 1 And 2, Richard C. Heyser, Douglas R. Jones Ed.
Douglas R Jones
These are the first two in a series of seven articles written by Richard C. Heyser in 1983. Heyser originally intended to publish this work in AUDIO magazine. This updated version has been edited and annotated by Douglas R. Jones.
Audio Magazine: Proposed Series Chapter 01 - Tds, Richard C. Heyser
Audio Magazine: Proposed Series Chapter 01 - Tds, Richard C. Heyser
Unpublished Writings
Richard C. Heyser prepared this chapter as part of a series originally intended for AUDIO magazine in an effort to find an objective way of dealing with the subjective perception of sound. Through the implementation of the time delay spectrometry (TDS) method, Heyser was able to explore the mathematical analysis of audio and the philosophical principles of audio measurement. Chapter 1 introduces Heyser's logic for attempting to find a way to measure the subjective perception of sound.
Audio Magazine: Proposed Series Chapter 11 - Conclusion, Richard C. Heyser
Audio Magazine: Proposed Series Chapter 11 - Conclusion, Richard C. Heyser
Unpublished Writings
Richard C. Heyser prepared this chapter as part of a series originally intended for AUDIO magazine in an effort to find an objective way of dealing with the subjective perception of sound. Through the implementation of the time delay spectrometry (TDS) method, Heyser was able to explore the mathematical analysis of audio and the philosophical principles of audio measurement. Chapter 11 concludes the series and summaries the purpose of this study.
It's A Great Day Tomorrow, Richard C. Heyser
It's A Great Day Tomorrow, Richard C. Heyser
Unpublished Writings
This paper with its combined slides was presented by Richard C. Heyser to explain his theories for measuring sound.